| Prev Close | 26,562.05 |
| Open | 26,601.58 |
| Day Low/High | 26,475.58 / 26,634.85 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 22,254.93 / 26,769.16 |
| Volume | 234.11M |
| Exchange | OTC |
Stock futures rise as Wall Street anticipates the Federal Reserve will boost interest rates by 25 basis points for the third time in 2018; Nike slides as sales growth and margins disappoint,; Delta resumes flights after a 'technology issue'; Dunkin' drops 'Donuts' from its name.
Global stocks traded mixed Wednesday, as a continued rebound for markets in Asia boosted sentiment ahead of today's Federal Reserve interest rate decision was offset by a weaker start to European trading, as investors continue to worry about the underlying impact of the U.S. China trade war and the ongoing rise in crude oil prices.
The Dow ended lower, while the Nasdaq rose Tuesday after President Trump's UN speech fanned trade-war fears and amid rising oil prices ahead of the Fed's decision on interest rates Wednesday.
Global stocks traded cautiously higher Tuesday, helping U.S. equity futures edge into positive territory, as markets in Asia re-opened for the week amid concerns over the fate of U.S. China trade talks, risings oil prices and steady increases in government bond yields.
U.S. stock futures rise Tuesday amid concerns over the fate of U.S.-China trade talks, rising oil prices and ahead of a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve; Instagram's co-founders are stepping down; Starbucks plans layoffs at the top level of management.
Stocks were mostly lower on Monday amid trade war worries, and reports that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will meet with President Trump Thursday.
